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Configure logging in Fedlet and explaining various log files
This is in continuation to Fedlet series. Configuration of logging in Fedlet is fairly simple. By default warning mode is set for logging. To enable debug mode which is called as message mode in Fedlet, edit the FederationConfig.properties present under fedlet configuration directory. Look for below lines com.iplanet.services.debug.level=warning com.iplanet.services.debug.directory=@FEDLET_HOME@/debug Change the debug level to message. […]
Read MoreExplaining configuration files in Fedlet…. contd…
This is in continuation of my previous post. idp.xml: This is the Identity provider metadata file. Don’t modify this file while placing it in fedlet configuration directory. idp-extended.xml: This file is generated by Fedlet by default. Copy the entityID from idp.xml to idp-extended.xml. fedlet.cot: This is the circle of trust file. This signifies what all […]
Read MoreExplaining configuration files in Fedlet
This is in continuation of series of posts on exploring Fedlet. Check my previous posts for setup, use cases. I will explain various configuration files in a fedlet instance and its significance. Once the fedlet is setup, you will find all configuration files under feldet configuration directory. In any environment, by default the fedlet instance […]
Read MoreTroubleshooting the error “The signing certificate does not match what’s defined in the entity metadata”
I was working on federation with IDP as custom solution and SP as fedlet. The SAML authentication request and SAML response was generated successfully. However while validating the SAML response by Fedlet, it was throwing the below error in the browser. Upon looking at libSAML2 debug file I could see 2 exceptions in the logs […]
Read MoreSetting up fedlet
This post covers the setup of Fedlet in a linux platform. To know the basics of fedlet, go through the previous posts, Basics and use case. Fedlet can be downloaded from OTN. The fedlet classes were built on JDK6 and hence JDK6 has to be used in your environment. Fedlet will be deployed in an […]
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